Ontario Premier Doug Ford vowed to stand up for the province's farmers during a briefing on NAFTA talks in Washington this week, saying Tuesday that any version of the trade pact had to protect the agricultural sector.
A 19-year-old Mississauga has been charged after police allegedly tied him to a video posted on social media earlier this month showing someone riding on the roof of a GO train locomotive moving at full speed.
Police have released several surveillance camera images of a vehicle they believe is associated with the shooting death of 50-year-old Albert Iavarone in Ancaster last week.
The Ontario government will not pursue a new bill to cut Toronto city council nearly in half if the province's highest court stays a ruling that quashed an earlier version of the legislation, lawyers said Tuesday.
Ontario's ombudsman is mulling whether to take another look at how provincial police deal with officers who suffer serious stress on the job and, in some cases, end up killing themselves.
A new poll suggests the majority of Toronto residents are “strongly opposed” to Premier Doug Ford’s use of the notwithstanding clause to carry out his plan to slash the size of city council.
Nova Scotia has introduced legislation to make the funeral home industry more accountable, but the husband of a woman whose remains were mistakenly cremated after a bizarre mix-up says the new rules don't go far enough.
Durham Regional Police say that they were able to apprehend three suspects in a stolen vehicle, using a helicopter to track their movements as they fled from officers along Highway 401 over the weekend.
The province’s police watchdog is investigating after a man reportedly fell to his death while fleeing from police along Highway 401 in North York early Tuesday morning.
A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Ontario's renowned forensic sciences centre has been illegally retaining sensitive genetic data from people who voluntarily submitted bodily samples as part of a criminal investigation and were then excluded as suspects.
A half dozen Greater Toronto Area food banks are hoping to collect more than a million pounds of non-perishable items over the next month as part of a joint Thanksgiving food drive.
Ontario's Financial Accountability Officer says one key component of the province's financial picture is still strong despite concerns raised earlier in the year.
Clayton Haluza was sitting at his desk on Bay Street when he learned the Liberal MP he spent countless hours campaigning for had defected -- a choice leaving him, and his party, blindsided a year out from an election.
Real estate boards across Canada are mulling the release of home sales data online after the Toronto Real Estate Board began permitting such numbers to be published on password-protected websites on Tuesday.
Canadians who take part in the legal cannabis industry find themselves facing deep potholes on the road to entering the United States -- and immigration lawyers who specialize in border issues say the federal government needs to help them navigate a way through.
The Royal Canadian Air Force is contending with a shortage of around 275 pilots and needs more mechanics, sensor operators and other trained personnel as well in the face of increasing demands to conduct and support domestic and international missions.
